Jealousy is a natural and “normal” emotion like all other emotions. We all feel it from time to time and it doesn’t feel good. When your child is feeling jealous (maybe of a sibling or a friend) I know you may feel a strong urge to make the feeling “go away” in order to help your child feel better. The best way for the jealous feelings to pass is actually for them to be acknowledged. Let’s breakdown an option for how you can respond: ➡️ “I think you may be feeling jealous right now… I know that

One of the best ways we can get ahead of sibling jealousy is to talk about it with our kids in advance. When we connect with our children before a big-feelings-moment, we help them strengthen their regulation skills so that when the moment comes they feel more prepared. After all, anticipating feelings helps kids feel in control. And when kids feel in control, they act in control. Check out this reel for a quick and easy strategy for exactly how we can help our kids prepare for tough sibling mom

How To Overcome Jealousy In A Relationship-3 Useful Strategies